A Secrets Hideaway day or night pass is the remaining way into Swinger Society’s sold-out September 17–20 weekend in Kissimmee, Florida. Expect a clothing-optional setting where you choose how much to wear and how much to join in. Start with the pass details, talk through your comfort levels, and give yourselves permission to enjoy the visit at your own pace.
The weekend starts tomorrow, Thursday, September 17. If you have been looking at the plans and thinking, “We would love to go, but we did not book a room,” here is the useful part: the rooms are sold out, but the event listing points visitors toward day or night passes. You do not need to turn that into a test of how adventurous you can be.
Can you join the weekend without booking a room?
Yes—the event’s advertised alternative is a day or night pass. Swinger Society’s Working for the Weekend at Secrets Hideaway runs from Thursday, September 17 at 3 p.m. through Sunday, September 20 at 11 a.m. Those are the event’s overall dates and times, not a promise that an individual pass covers that whole window.
Before making the drive, review the current pass options and confirm what your chosen pass includes, its entry times, and any check-in or membership requirements. Do not assume that a day pass and a night pass give you the same access. This is a 21-and-over event.
Make a plan for getting there and getting home, too. Having that part settled leaves you more room to relax once you arrive.
What do you wear to a clothing-optional resort?
As much or as little as you want. That is the point of the word optional. Bring a cover for the lobby, with your outfit underneath, and choose something you feel good wearing rather than something you think you have to wear to belong.
All bodies are welcome. Nude is never the price of fitting in. You can keep your clothes on, change your mind about an outfit, or simply enjoy the atmosphere without making someone else’s comfort level your assignment.
If this is your first visit, pack for the version of the day you actually want. A comfortable outfit and a conversation about expectations will do more for your confidence than trying to anticipate every possible moment.
How do you make a first visit feel comfortable?
Have the conversation before you pack, while you are both sober: what sounds fun, what is a clear no, and what would make either of you want a break? Pick a simple reset word so you can step away together without having to explain yourselves in the middle of a busy room.
Once you arrive, take a breath and get your bearings. Meeting people does not commit you to anything beyond that conversation. Ask before touching, respect a no without negotiation, and check in with each other as the visit unfolds. Leaving earlier than planned can still be a good night.
We talk about that same permission to go at your own pace in our guide to what to expect at Electric Pleasures Chattanooga. Different event, same starting point: make the experience yours. Our upcoming lifestyle events calendar is there when you are ready to plan another weekend.
For this weekend, keep it simple: check the pass details, cover the practical stuff, and come with room to be yourselves. We would love to have you there.